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What to do? Thinking of Caribbean Islands makes you often think of laziness, sun, sea and beach. There are plenty of ingredients that will fit your group’s recipe.
ambiance-driven chilled experience where old school meets new guard. Where the traditional concept of tapas has morphed into a mindbending experience (that’s from the strong cocktails of course). Isn’t that ‘Caribbean Cool’? http://loteriefarm.com/index.html More in for lounging? Find yourself or your group at Palm Beach lounge bar and restaurant at Orient Beach. Not only the beach is beautiful but, by using the right lounge furniture and great statues, a tranquil atmosphere has been created even when it is crowded. In combination with the delicious food and cocktails this is a lovely place to be. www.palmbeachsxm.net
Some highlights: - Visit the neighbor islands by boat or plane: St. Barth’s, Anguilla, Saba or St Eustatius - Discover St Martin with a treasure hunt around the island by jeeps or squads - Organize Beach Olympics: sailing, snorkeling, windsurfing or waterskiing ending by Caribbean beach BBQ with a live band - Private shopping with vendors in Marigot - Organize a golf tournament at Mullet Bay - Gambling workshops on the Dutch side of the island - Catamaran sail to Pinel Island or Creole Rock with a picnic lunch and snorkeling - Helicopter rides around St Martin - Enjoy a sunset cruise around the island with a cocktail workshop: are you the next Tom Cruise? - Last but not least, be part of America’s Cup Sailing Regatta. √ There is excellent air accessibility into St. Martin through the Princess Juliana International Airport, allowing for daily direct flights from the USA, France and the Netherlands. For more information about Dutch St Maarten contact our SHARE+ member, Lydia Haveman share today | 01.2012 19